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Twelve schools competed in 21 events on Saturday, Feb. 15, at the UIL invitational meet held here in Canadian. The Mathematics team placed first with

The CMS Galactic Builders earned the Judges Award at the FIRST Tech Challenge Panhandle North League Tournament held on Feb. 1, 2020, at Frank Philips College. This team competed against 31 district teams, of which only three were middle school teams.

Canadian High School senior Emma Waters has been selected by the Texas Section of the Society for Range Management (SRM) to participate in the high school youth forum, an SRM-sponsored activity held jointly during the 73rd Annual SRM meeting.

The Baker Elementary School music program presented three musicals during the month of January—one for each grade level—at the Texas Crown Performance Hall.

State officers from eight Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSO) gathered in Austin on Jan. 29-31. Among them was FC- CLA State Parliamentarian Lily Smith, who is also president of the local FCCLA chapter at CISD.

THE IOWA DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS was messy, but revealing. Young voters voted for the oldest candidate, Bernie Sanders (78), and older voters preferred the youngest candidate, Pete Buttigieg (38).

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Passenger Safety Project presented to students from sixth to 12th grade on Thursday, Jan. 16. The Texas A&M representatives spoke about one aspect of

WHOA! No funeral for Mr. Peanut. On Super Bowl Sunday the plan was to run the commercial showing how Planter’s 104-year-old mascot met his death. Then in the third quarter,

The Canadian Community Center announced this week that it is teaming up with Texas Agrilife Extension’s Tanya Holloway to bring a brand-new program to after-school children. “Fun Fit Food” is

PEN Project, Turn Center, WTAMU Center for Learning Disabilities, and Amerigroup have partnered to host the Becoming Agents of Change Conference and Disability Resource Fair on Saturday, Feb. 8, from